In August 2020 we installed 328 photovoltaic panels with a total capacity of 100 kW on the roofs of four buildings at CD PROJEKT’s campus (at Jagiellońska Street in Warsaw). These panels produced a total of 92.8 MWh of electricity (334 GJ) in 2021, effectively mitigating 75 tons of CO2 emissions.
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To improve energy management at the CD PROJEKT campus we contracted a specialized entity to perform an energy audit of our structure and carry out a series of analyses focusing, among others, on the economic and practical feasibility of implementing additional renewable energy solutions. Based on the results of this work, we prepared an investment plan which deals with improving the energy efficiency of the CD PROJEKT campus. By rolling out targeted solutions we aim to reduce our Scope 2 GHG emissions.
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Planned investments around our campus
- Parking lot with a rooftop recreation area. As electromobility becomes ever more popular and demand for electric car facilities increases, we’ve decided that all 129 available parking spaces will support deployment of charging stations. The rooftop of the parking lot host a recreation area comprising a crossfit zone, a meeting space and open-air workstations. In addition, we set up a rooftop basketball court. The recreation area will be demarcated by a mesh fence overgrown with vines. The sheltered parking lot itself is covered by irregular, polished, perforated plates. The parking lot was opened in H1 2023.
- Office building with an underground garage. In early 2023 we’ve started constructing a six-story office building with an underground garage. The building’s structure will incorporate wooden elements, and will feature green balconies lining glass facades, each of which will be equipped with large sliding windows. This arrangement will help use external air to naturally cool down internal spaces, creating a unique work environment. External walls will be overgrown with vines and other plantlife, with an integrated watering system making use of collected rainwater. Underground spaces will host facilities for bicycle commuters. The building’s amenities will be adapted to our activity profile – we plan to include, among others, a large lecture and video screening hall, along with sound studios.
